PAF downs multiple Indian fighter jets in operation Banyan Marsus

The Pakistan Air Force crushed the Indian Air Force during ‘Operation Banyan Marsus.’

The security sources said that several Indian Air Force fighter jets crashed in different areas in retaliation by the Pakistan Air Force.

The pilots of these crashed Indian Air Force planes were injured or even missing.

The sources claimed that a plane crashed in the Anantnag area, the pilot of which is feared dead.

Additionally, the ejection seat of the crashed Indian plane was recovered from the Kokarnag area of ​​​​Pahegadol.

A second Indian Air Force plane crashed in the Pampore or Pulwama area, with both pilots being taken to a Srinagar hospital in critical condition.

Added to that, another fighter jet crashed in the Panthial, Ramso area of ​​the Ramban district.

The pilot of this plane, Flying Officer Iqbal Singh, was shifted to Army Hospital Udhampur in an injured condition.

Another plane crashed in agricultural fields of Bharda Kalan, Akhnoor Tehsil.

Both pilots who ejected in the accident were injured and were taken to the military hospital in Akhnoor.

Moreover, an Indian Air Force plane also crashed in the Bathinda area.

An Indian Heron Remote Piloted Vehicle (RPV) was shot down 13 nautical miles east of Jammu city.

The defense experts say that this series of disasters has proven to be a serious blow to the Indian Air Force.

The experts said that operation ‘Maraka Marsus’ shows complete failure of the Indian Air Force.

The destruction of Indian Air Force planes like toys is raising important questions about their military strategy.